Photo Essay: Sierra Norte, Oaxaca, Mexico

05/3/10

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1. Pine forest in the Pueblos Mancomunados.

2.View of the pueblo of Llano Grande.

3.Giant magueys, pines and oaks.

4.Colors.

5.Cactus flower.

6.Backpacker in bushes.

7.On the bus to Cuajimoloyas.

8.Always follow the authoritative Zapotec man.

9.Soaring pines

10.Bromeliad in bloom.

Tagged under: Mexico, Oaxaca, photos of Mexico, Pueblos Mancomunados, Sierra Norte, trekking Oaxaca

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Jorge Santiago

Jorge Santiago is a freelance photographer based in Oaxaca, Mexico. His photos have been featured in Cuarto Oscuro, Luna Zeta, and a variety of other local, national and international publications. He maintains a website and online photography gallery and store at fotosoaxaca.com.

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Brendan van Son replied on May 3, 2010

I love the pictures… great job!!! Can wait to get back to Oaxaca myself!
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Carlo replied on May 12, 2010

Theses are phenomenal Jorge. Is this the hiking trip you guys went on while we were there? What lens(es) were you using?
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Vikram replied on May 12, 2010

Hey Jorge, amazing landscape and macro pics.. Nice equipment that is, a Nikon super wideangle I suppose?
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Jorge replied to Vikram on June 2, 2010

@ Vikram, thanks. I´m a Nikonist using Canon!
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Jorge replied on June 2, 2010

Thanks Carlo,

Yes this is photos were taken while you were here. I used a canon 50d with the 10-22. I love that lens!
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Carlo replied on June 2, 2010

What? How come I can’t get my 10-22 to do that?

Good to know it’s got the potential though!
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